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Huawei Smart Charger (Type 2, 22 kW, 32 A, Hard wired)
EUR603,83

Huawei Smart Charger

Type 2, 22 kW, 32 A, Hard wired

Question about Huawei Smart Charger

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cinzia.cortesi

11 months ago

Is it possible to set it to take the necessary energy from the Huawei battery without using the mains?

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antoniadis

11 months ago

Helpful answer

It depends on the settings. In normal mode, the wallbox is like a normal device and can therefore also draw power from the battery.

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pierkah

10 months ago

I don't know the answer to Cinzia's question.
But I do have a question: I've lost an RFID card supplied with the Huawei kiosk. Huawei support is not responding.... Does anyone know how to find a replacement card AND get it recognised by the kiosk?
Thank you
Pierre Kahil

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manumartinez

11 months ago

No. It is best to install an EMMA from Huawei, which optimises and automatically controls everything.

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rhilpert

11 months ago

Yes, when the battery is charged. Must be set by someone who understands changeover alignment! is not that easy.

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glmartinelli

11 months ago

In >FV preferred< mode, the system first charges the battery, then the excess production is directed to the car, using part of the previously stored energy. There is no direct transfer from the home battery to the car, but I still highly recommend it if there is already a Huawei PV system.